Stalking victim brands police apology as 'meaningless'
Review of licences call after Isles of Scilly boat grounded and 48 people evacuated
Marine life trapped in 'ghost fishing gear' found in Falmouth Bay
Devon's tungsten mine 'still having problems'
Exeter parking machines 'not accepting old £1 coins from July'
Sheikh steps in to buy village chapel in Cornwall
More news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Friday 30 June
Sophie Malcolm
BBC News Online
Live updates for Devon and Cornwall have finished for the day, but we'll be back at 08:00 on Friday with the latest news, sport, travel and weather.
Don't forget Spotlight on BBC One later. There will also be news through the night on your BBC Local Radio station.
Bodmin Moor ponies are still at risk, external one year after dozens of them were left to die of starvation and poisoning.
A grandfather is hiking the entire South West Coast Path to honour his granddaughter who died suddenly when she was just three months old.
David Hatto, 73, who lives in Jasper, Canada, says he is raising money for her charity, Hazel’s Heroes.
On his blog, Mr Hatto said: "My goal is to take each of my grandchildren on either their first backcountry hike or on their first extended canoe trip."
"That is why I am going to England in April so that I can paddle the length of the River Thames and then hike the 630 miles of the South West Coast Path as a fund raiser for Hazel’s Heroes."
A Newquay resident says he is "fed up to the back teeth" with the noise revellers are making, external at a popular holiday pad in the resort.
Amy Gladwell, BBC News Online
An investigation into the grounding of a Scilly sightseeing boat has recommended a review of the way licenses are issued.
48 passengers were rescued when the 'Surprise' hit a submerged rock in the Isles of Scilly during a seal-spotting trip at Western Rocks in May 2016, a Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) report, external said.
Image source, MAIBThe skipper had not adequately assessed the area's safety, the MAIB stated.
It recommended the Council of the Isles of Scilly conducts a review to "consider the applicability of the licensing scheme and assurance of examination standards".
What do we really know about His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, external - the man who has stepped in to help villagers in Cornwall buy their village hall?
Rain will gradually creep eastwards, leaving a rather damp night for many.
It will be drier across eastern counties, but even here the odd spot of rain can't be ruled out.
It will remain cloudy tomorrow with heavy outbreaks of rain in the west. It will be drier in the east with some occasionally brighter spells.
Sophie Malcolm
BBC News Online
Owen Chamberlain has made history by being the first person to propose on the Appledore Instow ferry.
Here's a video of the special moment.
Appledore ferry proposal
A Torbay care home which houses up to 41 residents is to close.
Margaret Clitherow Care home in St Marychurch is operated by a housing association but managers say it is no longer financially viable and residents will be given time to find another place to live.
Torbay Council says it is working to make the move as smooth as possible.
The introduction of a crime crackdown zone in Dawlish last year has stopped anti-social behaviour in the town, the council's anti-social behaviour officer has stated, external.
Sophie Malcolm
BBC News Online
Police are appealing to the public to help them identify two men in connection to a spate of thefts from gaming machines in the region.
Police are investigating eight reports of thefts from gaming machines in pubs, bars and hotels in Plymouth, Plympton, Launceston and Penryn, totalling around £2,600.
Police have released images of two men who were pictured in James Street Vaults, James Street, Plymouth on 24 May at around 1:25pm.
Image source, Devon and Cornwall Police
Neil Gallacher, Business & Industry Correspondent
BBC Spotlight
The company that runs the new tungsten mine near Plymouth says it's still having problems with reliability and performance at its processing plant.
One of its corporate backers has agreed to provide Wolf Minerals with an additional £10m of bridging finance to tide it over.
What this shows is that the tungsten mine is still seen as a valid long-term bet, and its international backers are prepared for the stakes to rise a bit further.
Broadly, the optimism shown by the mine's backers echoes that in the tin industry, where two international companies are currently spending millions of pounds trying to restart mines in Cornwall, South Crofty near Camborne and Redmoor near Callington.
BBC News Travel
A man has recalled the terrifying moment he was shot in the face, external in a Sainsbury's car park when a row over tobacco turned nasty.
Sophie Malcolm
BBC News Online
Cornwall Council says it will provide more council homes, improve transport and create 38,000 new jobs under its new set of priorities.
The document, which was released today,, external sets out the new administration's aims for the next four years. It plans to provide 1,000 council homes over the next four years, and to secure 38,000 new jobs across Cornwall by 2030.
“We recognise that these are ambitious aims, particularly in these difficult financial times, but we are determined to deliver them over the period of this administration," Deputy Leader Julian German said.
“This will mean making sure we use our resources wisely and deliver value for money.“
The council also said it would work to bring empty properties back into use, and lobby to remove the so-called bedroom tax.
More schools and businesses across Cornwall are being encouraged to add the Cornish language to their everyday activities.
The plea comes from supporters of the annual Speak Cornish Week which runs until Sunday.
Minority languages are being increasingly recognised for the value they can bring to an area.
In Jersey, the island's government has announced extra money for more teachers of its native language.
Jersey's Culture Minister, Murray Norton, says promoting their own language makes sense: "If you talk to anyone at Visit Jersey, they'll tell you that the value of having something different to be able to sell as another offering to the island...that makes a difference."
Helen Pearson, 34, suffered neck and face wounds when her neighbour Joseph Willis attacked her with scissors in an Exeter graveyard..
The force said its "investigation and victim care did not meet the high standards we expect".
Stalking statistics:
New orders planned to give stalking protection
A man has gone missing in Teignmouth, and the police are asking members of the public for assistance, external in locating him.
Chris Cook
Newsnight Policy Editor
Over the past week, the government has been testing high-rise tower blocks in England owned by councils and housing associations.
All of those tested so far have been discovered to be covered with an aluminium "rain-screen" exterior cladding that does not meet the required combustibility standards.
You would be right to ask: how on earth can this have happened?
The short answer is: the organisations responsible for maintaining standards in the building industry have been advising contractors not to take the regulations too literally.
Image source, Derek HarperA group of residents are determined to kick up a stink , externalafter being forced to live with an unbearable stench which has left them unable to open their windows or to enjoy their gardens - and has even caused children to vomit.
